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Discuss parameters which could affect network performance

I am revising for networking exams for uni. A revision question for me to do at home as practise is Discuss what parameters could affect network performance. (Without vendor specific) So I couldnt say like replication.

I have thought of a few which could affect the quality of performance:

1) Delay
2) Delay variation (jitter)
3) Data loss
4) Bandwidth
5) Quality of equipment (e.g. Switches)
6) Speed of network?
7) Compression
Latency
9) Encryption
10) Retransmission (of packets whcih are lost and retransmitted)

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Mm didnt think of that. Might as well go for both. In that case there are loads more!


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